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Dear experts,

I built a function to import resource file into AX, after successfully imported, the system will have to compile that new resource. But our customers they don't want to see the compile output form and want to hide it. Is it possible doing that? The system will still compile the resource but do not print out the compile output form?

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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What exactly do you have somebody doing development in production? It's a really bad practice, because it may have many unwelcome consequences.

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Dear Martin Dráb,

Thanks for your reply. It was actual my tech leader opinion, he thinks that isn't good if customer can see the compiler output form.

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Again, why does somebody open the developer workspace and do development directly in production? You shouldn't do that! The problem you have is only a consequence of a completely wrong process and it will disappear as soon as you start doing your development and deployment correctly.

Do all development in a development environment, test changes in a test environment and only then deploy them to production. The best approach is preparing the application in a pre-live environment and then deploying the whole modelstore to production at once.

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This is not production environment, I'm working on DEV environment. I built that function and showed it in the meeting and my demonstration is on AOS menu. The system standard compiles the new resource and I was asked to hide it.

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Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

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So what's the problem? Compiling code in development environments is a normal activity and the form tells you whether you have compilation errors or not.

Maybe you should tell us what "that function" does. I suspect you want your users to change AOT, which doesn't sound like a good idea? What would you do with such resources? Also, they would be deleted during the next deployment. And so on... If this is what you're trying to do, stop it and change your architecture. Let users to store their files in database, together with other customer data, and don't allow them to meddle with the AOT.

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Your users will not and should not be able to import Resources, since that requires System administrator access in AX, and that is a horrible idea. None of your users should have System administrator rights. Along those lines now you understand why Martin is saying that the whole concept of importing AOT resources is a horrible idea.

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Dear Martin, Vilmos,

Thank you for your great advice. I am going to try another approach to upload documents into DB.

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